4 Upcoming Electric Midsize SUVs Set to Launch Within 6 Months

4 Highly Anticipated Electric Midsize SUVs in the next 6 months from Tata Sierra, Maruti e Vitara, and More

The midsize SUV market in India will soon see many new electric cars. Top companies like Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, Mahindra, and Toyota are getting ready to launch all-electric SUVs in the next six months. Each of these new models will likely change how the car market looks, giving buyers many more choices for green transportation. This rush of new electric cars shows that manufacturers are serious about the future of electric mobility in India.

1. New Gen Tata Sierra EV:

Tata Motors is bringing back the popular Sierra name, a car many Indian SUV fans remember well. The first version to launch will be the electric one, set for next month. Petrol and diesel versions will follow early next year. The electric Sierra will likely have two battery options, similar to the Harrier EV. This means the car should have a driving range of over 500 km on one charge. It will also support bi-directional charging, which lets the car power other devices, and DC fast charging. This new electric SUV will fit into the Tata lineup between the Curvv EV and the Harrier EV.

2. Maruti Suzuki e Vitara:

Maruti Suzuki is preparing to launch its first all-electric SUV, the e Vitara. This comes after the company started exporting the model a few months ago. The e Vitara should arrive in Nexa showrooms in the coming months. It will come with two battery choices, offering a claimed driving range of slightly more than 500 km on a full charge. The inside of the e Vitara will have premium features. These include a large touchscreen for entertainment, a fully digital screen for the driver, and Level 2 ADAS for advanced safety help.

3. Toyota Urban Cruiser BEV:

Toyota is also joining the electric SUV race with the Urban Cruiser BEV. This car will share the same electric platform and much of its hardware with the Maruti Suzuki e Vitara. It will also offer two battery options with a similar driving range on a single charge. However, the Toyota model will have a different look on the outside to match Toyota’s design style. Most of the features and equipment inside the car will be the same as its Maruti counterpart. The Urban Cruiser BEV should come to the market soon after the e Vitara goes on sale, giving customers another strong electric option.

4. Mahindra XEV 7e:

  

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Mahindra is working on a three-row electric SUV called the XEV 7e. This car is based on the XUV.e8 platform and takes design ideas from the XUV700. It will share some features with the XEV 9e and BE 6, including a triple-screen setup inside the cabin. This new electric SUV shows Mahindra’s plan to offer electric cars in different sizes and shapes, giving families a spacious and high-tech electric option. Its development is happening alongside the expected facelift of the XUV700 in early 2026.

Here is a quick look at the upcoming electric SUVs:

Editor Deep Analysis 

The arrival of 4 electric SUVs within the next 6 months is a game-changer for the Indian car market - and things are about to get real interesting. The big players like Tata, Maruti, and Mahindra are now jumping into the fray & that's going to really speed up the adoption of electric vehicles. & what's key here - these new SUVs will have a driving range of over 500 km which in many ways directly tackles the biggest concern for anyone looking to buy an electric car: range anxiety. And with this extended range, these new SUVs will be way more practical for road tripping than all those earlier electric models which could barely make it across town without needing a recharge. Plus, the fact that Maruti & Toyota are sharing a platform for their e Vitara & Toyota Urban Cruiser BEV shows some smart thinking - they're saving a bunch of cash on development, which should keep the prices nice & low. And with the XEV 7e from Mahindra being a full-on 3-row electric SUV - that's going to be a big deal, filling a gap in the market that's been missing: big electric family cars. All this new, long-range, and feature-packed electric SUVs that are coming our way will give buyers some serious reasons to swap out their old petrol or diesel cars, and that will only make India a greener place.